Belinda Beresford provides an Idiot’s Guide to health regulation
A 42-year-old teacher was shot dead in a school driveway in Durban’s Umlazi suburb on Thursday, police said.
Cape Town’s Kelvin Grove club, which several years ago clashed with health authorities over anti-smoking legislation and won, has now banned smoking.
Vodacom has chosen Royal Bafokeng Holdings and Thebe Investment Corporation as partners in its broad-based BEE deal, the company said on Thursday.
South African investors have become increasingly pessimistic about expected returns on the domestic equity market, a survey showed on Thursday.
Once minor aesthetic procedures, such as Botox injections and "fillers", had to be administered by a medical specialist: now my GP does them in betwee
Elvis Jack argues that steriod use by sports people should be brought into the open.
Police National Commissioner Jackie Selebi’s case has been transferred to the Johannesburg High Court for trial to begin on April 14 2009.
SA’s producer price inflation (PPI) accelerated above expectations to 16,4% year-on-year in May, from 12,4% in April, data showed on Thursday.
Lawyers for police National Commissioner Jackie Selebi want his case to be struck from the roll, the Randburg Magistrate’s Court heard on Thursday.
Metro police officers will continue their protest outside their Johannesburg headquarters on Thursday while union bosses meet with city management.
It had to be pushed by government, but the company shows the way empowerment is going, writes Reg Rumney.
Jacob Zuma’s attorneys have warned the Constitutional Court over its complaint against Cape Judge President John Hlophe.
It’s about much more than pin-stripes and requires business and other leaders to open up social and economic connections between the world of plenty.
Some advice to a would-be Inzalo share scheme subscriber from a helpful nephew
South African gold miner Gold Fields confirmed on Thursday that two employees have been killed at the group’s Kloof mine west of Johannesburg.
In what seems a desperate bid to find form, Safa has arranged a friendly game for Bafana Bafana against Australia’s Socceroos in the United Kingdom.
Broad-based empowerment and material transformation must become the new business as usual, says Nkosinathi Chonco.
Vodacom brings effortless internet to all its cellphone customers and makes a deal with South African social-media website <i>Zoopy.com</i>.
South African Coal Mining Holdings Limited on Wednesday announced a R100-million rights offer at R4 a share as part of a plan to improve production.
Opposition parties on Wednesday condemned the renewal of the employment contract of suspended police National Commissioner Jackie Selebi.
A new executive director will soon take over the reins of the National Arts Festival. Ismail Mahomed will succeed Lynette Marais.
Protesting metro police officers fired live ammunition at South African Police Service (SAPS) members in Johannesburg on Wednesday.
If people have a sufficient stake in the society, they tend not to burn it down and their fellow humans with them.
Nuclear will continue to have its detractors around issues of safety, security and waste disposal, despite industry trends to recycle used fuel.
Debt: Combined with higher fuel and food prices, middle-income earners have hit a wall — and further interest rate hikes have not been ruled out.
You’ve got the salary, the job title, and the shiny business cards to prove your work status. So why does something feel not quite right?
News on mobile: Guy Berger writes about a bid to crack cellphones for future journalism.
Two police officers were robbed of their firearms and items were taken from their OR Tambo International Airport office, police said on Wednesday.
Speculation that a lack of cooperation on the part of the government scotched a German investigation of the arms deal is false, the government said.
No decision was reached about the future of Merafong at a meeting between an ANC delegation and the Merafong Demarcation Forum on Wednesday.
The Expropriation Bill could seriously damage South Africa’s international creditworthiness, former president FW de Klerk said on Wednesday.